Comfortable for around 163, 5, 7 or custom nightsSleeps up to 22
A colourful produce stall at an outdoor farmers market

Farm shops · markets · delivery

Stock the barn with food that actually comes from here.

Local meat, vegetables, cheese, bread and coastal produce—plus the delivery and collection options that save the organiser from a giant supermarket trolley.

See the shortlist

The buying situation

You are feeding several households for a multi-night stay and want local quality without spending the first afternoon driving between shops.

01ThursdaySt Davids and Fishguard market day
02SaturdayPeninsula Producers collection cycle
03DeliveryPostcode and route days must be confirmed
04Smart planStaples delivered; special items collected

Daisy’s planning principle

Do the heavy shop before arrival. Make the local shop enjoyable.

Use a delivery for milk, breakfast, children’s favourites and bulky basics. Then choose one market, farm shop or producer collection for the cheese, meat, vegetables, bread and seafood that make the stay feel rooted in Pembrokeshire.

Useful shortlist

Compare what actually matters to the organiser.

Journey times are approximate from Trefin. Always check live opening, prices, availability and party policies with the provider.

01Online local-produce collective

Peninsula Producers Food Hub

Collect in St Davids · approx. 18–25 min
Best for
One coordinated order from several producers
Group fit
Order cycles bring together local growers, fishermen, bakers and makers.
Plan ahead
Order before the cycle closes; collect in the published Saturday window.
02Farm shop and pantry

The Paddock Farm Shop

Near Mathry · approx. 10–15 min
Best for
Vegetables, preserves and a nearby browse
Group fit
A useful local stop; confirm current opening hours and stock before a dedicated trip.
Plan ahead
Check the official site, especially outside summer.
03Deli and Welsh produce

The Gourmet Pig

Fishguard · approx. 20–25 min
Best for
Cheese, charcuterie, wine, cakes and picnic food
Group fit
Good for finishing a sharing table rather than sourcing every staple.
Plan ahead
Check opening hours and pre-order larger quantities.
04Weekly markets

Pembrokeshire Farmers’ Markets

St Davids, Fishguard and Haverfordwest
Best for
Meeting producers and choosing what looks best
Group fit
Days and traders vary; Fishguard’s Thursday market includes a fishmonger.
Plan ahead
Check the current market day before building an itinerary around it.
05Fresh produce delivery

Nibble & Root

Delivery by postcode and route
Best for
Fruit and vegetables arriving without a shopping trip
Group fit
Minimum orders, route days and coverage apply.
Plan ahead
Check the postcode and order at least 48 hours ahead.
06Local food delivery

Pembrokeshire Foods

Route includes the St Davids/Fishguard area
Best for
Planned supplies delivered by route day
Group fit
Coverage and schedules are published but can change.
Plan ahead
Match the order to the current delivery schedule before arrival.

Daisy’s do & don’t

Do not ask sixteen people what they want for breakfast.

Choose one shared breakfast plan, one children’s fallback and one good local extra. The organiser should not be running a personalised hotel buffet.

Before anyone transfers money

Four things to settle first.

01

Split the list

Staples, fresh local food, celebration ingredients and individual must-haves.

02

Nominate one buyer

One person owns the shared order; each household handles its true essentials.

03

Use route days

Markets and deliveries are day-specific, so fit them to arrival rather than forcing the itinerary.

04

Leave fridge space

An overfilled fridge wastes food and makes the first night harder.